In week 16 I discovered the joys of lawns... and the delights of tissue paper! I'm really enjoying being a seaside cat. 

In week 15 I moved from one island in New Zealand to another! My big sister Jager came too, so it was a tail of two kitties moving cities. We had to go on the plane! Luckily we had some Feliway to keep us nice and calm. 

I interviewed my big sister Jager! In this world exclusive Jager opens up about her humble beginnings and reveals her favourite (and least favourite) things. 

B: How did you end up living with mum and dad?
J: Mum was flatting at the time. Her flatmate’s friend rang up one day to say that a cat had given birth to a litter of kittens under their house. When the kittens were big enough mum went around and tried to coax one out. I was the only one that came out from under the house. Mum put me in a shoebox and took me home. 

B: What was it like leaving your family?
J: I was really scared at first but soon mum and I became good friends. The flat we lived in was a villa with a long hallway and mum and I used to chase each other up and down the hall. 

B: Where did the name Jager come from?
J: It was a coin-toss between Jager and Sake. Mum was a bit more of a bogan back then. (Jager’s short for Jagermeister, and it also means master hunter – which I am not.)

B: Can you tell me some of your cat tricks?
J: Possibly. What do you want to know?

B: How do you get through the cat flap?
J: Basically you just have to grow. You are too small to go through the cat flap just yet. 

B: Why do you eat my food when your food is actually tastier?
J: How do you know my food is tastier?

B: I don’t. 
J: That’s not true. I’ve seen you eat it. 

B: I was just testing it to make sure it wasn’t poisonous. 
J: That’s why I was eating your food too. 

B: How old are you, and have you changed as you’ve gotten older?
J: I’m over ten years old now. I’ve become a bit smoochier as I’ve grown older. 

B: What’s your favourite thing to do?
J: I really enjoy sleeping under the fern in the garden, but sometimes mum and dad water it while I’m under there because they can’t see me. I also like sneaking into the bed when mum and dad are asleep and making myself ‘the little spoon’. I have noticed you trying to sleep on the bed lately too, and there will be trouble if that continues. 

B: What’s your least favourite thing?
J: Having my tail attacked by annoying kittens. 

B: Sorry about that.
J: You will be.